Chevrolet now has two new Midnight Edition vehicles: the Chevrolet Tahoe (LT model pictured above) and Suburban
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If you’ve ever wanted a car that shows off your dark side, look no further than the brand-new Chevrolet Suburban and Tahoe Midnight Editions. These new special-edition models highlight the segment-defining Suburban and Tahoe, making them even more intimidating than ever before.
“Our SUV customers have shown a considerable appetite for specialty vehicles,” said Mike Weidman, marketing and advertising manager for Chevrolet Suburban and Tahoe. “The Midnight Editions allow us to further deliver on the premium expectation that our customers already have for these class-leading full-size SUVs.”
The Midnight Editions come available in two trim levels—the Z71 Midnight package and the LT Midnight package. Each of these models features an entirely black exterior, which doesn’t come as too much of a surprise, since they are called Midnight editions. The Z71 Midnight package offers consumers the same features from the Z71 package with a variety of additions. These add-ons include 18-inch black-painted Z71 wheels, roof rack cross rails, a black grille insert, and black Chevrolet logos.
The 2017 Chevrolet Tahoe Z71 Midnight Edition
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Similar to the Z71 Midnight package, the LT Midnight includes all the features found on the LT trim levels of the Suburban and Tahoe with the addition of 20-inch black wheels, all-season tires, roof rack cross rails, black-assist steps, and black Chevrolet logos.
These special-edition, full-size SUVs are the newest in Chevy’s new line of Midnight Editions. They join the likes of the Silverado, Colorado, Equinox, and Trax. The Suburban and Tahoe Midnight Editions will go on sale later this year.
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